Voxia — AI video dubbing that keeps the original voice
Voxia translates and dubs your videos and podcasts into another language. The dubbed track uses a clone of the original speaker's voice, not a generic synthetic voice, and every dub comes with bilingual SRT subtitles.
How it works
- Pick a video or audio file on your phone, or share it to Voxia from another app.
- Choose the target language. The source language is detected automatically.
- Voxia transcribes, translates and dubs with the cloned voice, then keeps the background music between sentences.
- Download the dubbed video and the two subtitle files (original and translated).
Features
- Voice cloning of the original speaker
- 12 dubbing languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Chinese
- Bilingual SRT subtitles with every dub; subtitles burned into the video for subscribers
- Background music kept, or a voice-only option
- Dub only a chosen passage of a long video
- HD output for subscribers; voice-over from text (MP3) from the Starter plan
Pricing (euro area, billed by Google Play)
- Free: a 15-second preview of your own video (sign in with Google to download it)
- 10-minute pack: 2.99 EUR, one-time payment
- Starter: 5.99 EUR per month, 100 minutes, no logo, HD
- Creator: 19.99 EUR per month, 300 minutes plus 10 minutes of the Voxia Pro voice
- Logo removal for one video: 1.99 EUR. Local prices apply outside the euro area. Cancel anytime from Google Play.
Honest limitations
- A trace of the original accent can remain in the new language.
- Singing is not dubbed.
- Speakers talking over each other give the weakest results.
- Lip movements are not re-synced: only the audio is replaced.
- Idioms can be translated too literally.
Files and dubs are deleted from our servers 24 hours after the dub is produced.
FAQ
Is Voxia free?
You can dub a 15-second preview of your own video for free. Full videos use minutes: a 10-minute pack costs 2.99 EUR, and subscriptions start at 5.99 EUR per month.
Does Voxia keep my voice?
Yes. Voxia clones the voice of the person speaking in the original video and uses it for the dubbed track.
Which languages does Voxia support?
Voxia dubs into 12 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. The source language is detected automatically.
Is Voxia available on iPhone?
Voxia is available on Android through Google Play. The iPhone version is in App Store review.
Can I paste a YouTube link?
Not at the moment: pick the video file on your phone or share it to Voxia from another app.